A press briefing was held with the journalists and media personnel working in Rajbari district to properly implement the massive publicity campaign of National Call Center ‘333’ and to convey the benefits of this public welfare initiative to the citizens.
The press briefing was held at the Officers Club auditorium on Saturday morning, at the initiative of Rajbari district administration.
It was informed in the press briefing held that 24 hours emergency information service is being provided through National Call Center 333 across the country as part of building Digital Bangladesh. In the current crisis, emergency medical care and relief supplies are just one call away.
Rajbari Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dilsad Begum said the call center was set up by the Information and Communication Technology Department's Aspire to Innovate (A2I) programme to implement the government's central information, services and grievance redressal management for citizens, ‘333’ have been activated. She added that 295 people from 5 upazilas of Rajbari have received relief and food assistance from this emergency service center. Rajbari Zila Parishad Chairman Fakir Abdul Jabbar, Additional Deputy Commissioner (Overall) Md. Mahabur Rahman Sheikh were present.
Journalists of various print and electronic media of Rajbari were present at the press briefing.